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,~-^..',F.,~~w Prom the LONDON GA:ZETTT, :Tilly 9, ISOB. It'izitehol.;, julll 9. e King has been graciously pleased, by warrant under 'his Royal Signet and Sign Manual, beating date the 6th of July instant, to give and .grant unto the Right Hon. Thonias Erkine•Earl.of iiellie, his Royal Licence and Permission that he may, in -eotn pliarrce- with the desire of . his- Majesty Gustavus Adolphus the Fourth, King of Sweden, accept and wear the Ensigns of a Ktight Commander 'of the Royal Order of Vasa, conferred upon him by -that Sovereign. 'Cronmissions• signed by air Vice-Lie l utenizstt of rae .East Riding of the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of Kingston-upon-Hull. ley Polunteer Infantry. William j'ayleure, Esq. to be Captain, Dated lune 20, 180 S. ltoo,:rt Leighton, Gent. to be Lieutenient. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. • First Burr,• • I Wibiner, Eq. to be 'Captain (by Brevet). Datetlefune , ;Ba. William ',ladnen, k.sq.. to be C?ptain. Dated _ 'Mute 2., Dawson, Esq. , to be ditto. Dated lone 23, ibco. 'ad Ditto. Rich. Robert Jones, Gent. to be Eniign. Dated May 24,-18 a. lona lidehaban, Gent. to be ditto. Dated P ineess Charlotte 1 Wiles's Ljal Southwark I/auntie, s. .Nstluiniel Jekyll, Esq. to be Adjutant., Dated_ April 2, Sainuei Darting, to ue• Captaiat, vice Sims, ' resigned. Dated Juue 21-, t. kicnatd Coii;et,, Gent. to be t' first Lieutenant, vice Darling, promoted. Dated lune 2.2, iSott. kienry A.aon Larker, Gent. to be ditto, 'vice f renericic. Walsu, superseded. Dated as atvuVe. John Diston Parties, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice GeO. acksow, resigned. Dated as above. r • Camp. swell Polunieer Infantrj. • George Sharp, Gent. to be Ensign. 'Dated June Is, 1808. Carshaltort Polunteer Infant , . y. Edward Wallace, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May t 7, tBoB. Commissions in the Ist Battalion 'of Royal Linlitligowshire Volunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. -James Taylor, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Brown, resigned. Diltd June 8, 180-8. Arch. Scesvart, Gent to be k.nsign. Dated. lune 9, John Lowder, Getit. to be ditto. Dated June so, 1308. Win. Salrilond, Gent. to • be .ditto. Dated- June is, iSoS. John Grieve, Gent. to lac ditto. Dated June 13, iisoS. John CarphTn, Gent. to be Qualter-inaster, vice Broths, resigned. Dived June 8, Catnmistioe: in the Royal Montgoineryshire Regiment of Mi litia, signed by the Lord Liemtenant. Hugh Morris joble.s, Gent. to be. Ensign. Dated July r, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Lewis Lazarus, of lirown's-buildings, London, slopseller, trodi July a to Aug. 20, at ten, at puildhan. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Louis Freouut, jun. of fort-street, London, silk-inanu lactuler. - BiINKRUPTS. Thcnnas Francis, Gond ian Francis, andomis Francis, jun. of Cantoriki inert.;nants, to surrcndl Tjt uly ze, at six, 23, at ten, A 1 .16. 2,, at eleven, at the Black Bull, 'Cam bridge. Atturnies, Mr. Wood, darnbridge or Mr. Good. win, Ly nu, Norfolk. Robert Gra), now or late of Yortsca, builder and carpenter, Aug. 4, ;ii at eleven, and so, at one, at the Clown Tavern, Purtiza. AM rules, Messrs. Naylor, Great NeW— strec.r, Long-acre, London ; or Mr. Glendening, l'Ortsea. Thomaslday Kerrison, of Nawich, banker, July - 20, z 6, anti Aug. 20, at ten, at the King's lie:A Nor At tonnes, Mr. Simpson, Norwich ; or Mess►s. Windus, Son, and Holtaway, Chancery-lane, London.. Francis -t rankland, of how_lane, C. heapside, - London, ware houseman, July 16, 22, at twelve, and Aug. 20, at one, at ti uiidhall. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three Crown-court, Southwark. Evan Davies, ot Cloth Fair, West Smithfield, London, wool -I.n-draper, juty 12, at ten, 26, at twelve, and. Aug. 20, a: ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pullen, Fore-street, Cr►ppicgate. Benjamin best, of Great St. Helen's, sisl►opsgate Within, London, inerchant-tailor, July lb, 23, and Aug. 20, at • twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Lastle •treet,. Falcon-square. William Green, late ot Vainchall, Surrey, but now of Kings- land-road, Miudlesex, dealer, July 15; at twelve, z3, -- at - one, and Aug zo, at two, at Guildhall, Attorney, Air. Cleat I rwity_lane. - • George. Parker, of Clienies-szreet, Oxford road, Middlesex, .Briti4n wine-inaker, July Jo, 23, at twelve,•and Aug. zo, at ohe, at G Attorney, mr. llruce, Bunter.. aqua e, t tnichui ch-street. Henry Neury, ot July 25, 26, anti Aug. _t tile tirlvbC l'avern, Attormes, Mr, bV tithe, loin' - street, lieu tord-ro w , London ; or Mr. Griffittis, taverpool:_ i hiiiips, ot Printer's-street, alackfiiars, London, and ot the Sicand,Mutuesex, dealer In 4 :., atilt eartlienWa. e, luly 12, at CieN.:ll, 23 " , and Aug. 20, ten, it Guildlikall. Attorney, Mr. tietrson, Dorsht-street,'Saiisbury-square, legit-street.- 4 . h,,nard Swallow, of Atterclitle-forge, Shefie:d Yorkshire, iron -waster, I uly 21, at three, 22, and Aug. zo, at eleven. Attornies, -Nlessrs. Sykes and. KnoWies, - ' New-lati, Lon don ;or M t iirookfield, Sheffield. George King, of King's ,place, Stone's-end, Newington, surrey, buttder, (Lily to, 23, and Au-4. 2o t at twelve, at Guildhall, London, Attoinies, MeSsrs. Maddock and Stevinson, Tir,rnas D yle, ot Threadneedle -street, London, mariner, jury 16, 2.3; and Au 4: 2., at twelve, it Guiluthill. At. Cot ney, Mr. Dawes; Angel -court, Throginotton.street. William Parsons iVleeker, of Basinghall-street, Lond o n, Plerchant, uly tb, 2.3,, and Aug. 2.0,. at ten, at Z4 ulldiiali, Attorney, Mr. Walton, GirdLt;'-Halt, Basingliaa-street. D 1 VIDE NUS. • ,Aug. 6. George Dodgson, of Kendal., Westmoreland, grocer, at ten, at Guidliatl, LuAxton. luly 10. joz,epn Prior, of Princess-street, SpilalEelds,Nrid diesex, dry salter, at twelve, at ;uly 0. George Lanibeg, of Holborn:, Middlesex, vidual let, at twelve, at Guildhall. .;0.. lames Elialson, of Watling street, London, rner. at Guildhall. Aug. ntLutt Chambers, late of Prince”-street . , Ba;bi biLan, Loi dun, victualler, - at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. zi. Newbury, •ot Uld•Brord- . street, London, buii..icr, at ten, at Guiltinoll. Atte,. 5. I,theruagton, lute of Rickergate, near Carlisle, at eleven, at the Old Kin i i's .vruis, Cartiaie. 1 , 11111 late uf.Wigan, currier, - at ei beor's raw, Wigan. .prn,:a Askew and Wight of New Bridge. s:r.ret, lllaes.triars, London, straw-1',,,a-tintattracturers, at ten, at Guildhall. Aus.. 4. jolui Heppell, of Monk Wcarmouth, Durham, sail r:laker, a.t twelve , at thel3tidgi: Wear, latjtitn. - Rug. z. Valentine G Nen audit [weir Gteen, 01 : Percy-street, kutietillatn. court-road, ,A.liddleex, engravers, Zt Guticttt z. 10111) Crinn•tr, of the 11:oyai Spa Gardens, liermond bcy, Suriey, vtauatier .It one, dt LUDCWII. binnuei Gear, or cabinet - maker, attlle George-inn, klagston-upon- uI 1. . ,- • ~,„, .... _ ~ t ut) , 30. 4 ..iiiin Rionats, late or Bris to l, lincii.ciraper, at eleven, at the White Lion lint, Bristol. _ 'o.lly 30. !ohn Spittle, or Dariastoti, Szatiordshile, victualler wind bun-lock : Maker, at CACYCiI, at the Ly ttlett4ti'6 Anal Ina, Peak dap:. • , • Italy iiitant Hancock, of Sttelileld, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, 'at the Hut.:l inn, Shettfeld. KU6i 2. Samuel Abfaltams, at 'Sandwich; • Kent, linen. draOar, at 1,41, at Guildit.ll), London. July 26. lames . t_::i.stian Wonniutt, at Stamford, Lincoln shire, linen 7 draver, at one, at Gutittliall, L4)110.041, . Aug. z. uari IVlJihws, of lilAllthelillStolle, Sussex, slater, ;1l eleven, at titmatiall, , /...intto.i. jury 30. Thomas Bate, at Nlacc.lestiviii, Cheshire, tirdper, at t•tevC4l, at th::..t3rtil6etvater Anus lint, ‘‘lancnest,r. Aug. 5 Befffilgrou,,;Ylarsti, William 4lughtuit; and loin) . 4 104 ,, f0An , late ut 'Preston, Lancashire, coteun.tintnulac infers, at eleven, at' Life White iiurse Litt, .er,stun. Ri ?.V.,V A IVA B 0 0 [FRoINT 7,117 :\;:cmotits or AN ACTOR BofOre the 'end of 'the season,a person join-, the coMpany, to do what i's' _commonly called little bUsineSs. He had been for Many years the 'hero to atOtinerant- troop of the loWest order, and in trial ; were centered all the impertections of the old Such as stamping before he made his appearance ) Crossing at every ( period, 1)mo-tiding - the elbo , .v, 614' ping the thigh, pointing the toe, and all the t ntnvt absurdities that are rerneanbe'red with disgust, were judiciously la:formed by : Garrick. This aLclor * generally bore .the appellation ° I , TRAGEDY TOM But he was not the only "euriosil in Mr. Kemble's company ; we had occasionally prompters, neither of whom could utter an nu ble sentence—one, from having lo,t the roof ot mouth ; the other', from a superabundance ot toligno). which so completely filled the cavity Of his toontt' l „ . that there was no space left for . the form;ition words, but they were gobbled forth in an untinist.iP state, clustered together like nuts, ani, instead of 4 gititig the memory, completely set the underStan4' ing at defiance. Tragedy Tom, like Tony Lebrun, had an MO:, cent substitute for swearing : Cut pie down' wi3 S •an expletive of great use to him, particularly in tinte, s of irritation. At the period his benefit was air • nounced, there happened to arrive 'at New astle? show--no less a personage than the Prince'Annama' too was ,to be seen, at the small price of one )ing. Torn, without delay, waited On the Proprie' tor, and for a hanasornesum prevailed on his High' ness to exhibit his royal person on the stage tlO t evening. The Manamr, with much food humour , consented, and the bills of the day anuounCed,tha‘ " between the ads of the play, Prince Anx'amatO would give 'a liVdly representtion of the sea/pi/4 operation ;" lieir:ti i rtid likewise give the Indian 'to r whoop, in ell ia , various tones, the tomahaAk ex ercise, and the "mode of feasting 'at an Abyssinia° banquet." The evening arrived, and many people attende d to witness these princely. imitations. At the end o f the third apt his Highness walked forward with dig .- hified step, flourished his -tomahawk, and cut 'air, exclaiming - ' ha ha —ho ho !" Next entered, a , man with his face blacked, and a piece of bladde r fastened to his head with gum ; the prince, with large carving knife, commenced the scalping opera' tion, Which he performed in a stile holding, up the skin. in token' of triumph. Nes t came the war whoop, which was a combinatio n or dreadful and dikordant'sounds'; and_ lastly,' 1 0 ' Abyssinian banquet, consisting of raw beef steak these he. trade into rolls as large as his Month won l3 . admit, and devoured,them in a p,,inee/y and di,4,/,-00 Manner. " Having completed his cannibal repast, b e flourished his stotnalia+.vk in an exulting manner, ei". ch4iTed, ha ha—ho ho !" 'and made his exit. The Manager possessed a penetrating eye, and profound knnwted 4 e of human nature, nut withou t arrogating much of the latter to hims&f in this ill" stance, he fancied this princely .personage was impostor, and his opinion Was confirmed the follow • ing da:,.; for in the middle of the trierket-pince, 116 espibd the most puissant Prince Anuatnabon pen-knives, scissars, and quills, in the character o t a Jew pedlar. " v What l" " Prince, is it you ? are not you_a_pr , tty -Jewish set), drel to impose upon us in this manner ?" Moses turned. routui, and with an arch look rC' " Princh be I vash no pr:nch, aaing like you—you - vash kings, plindi, etnpero' to-night, Stephen Kembles to-morrow VCZS, I I pugs, you vash hampugs, all vash.hampags-." SHIP NEW.. ORAVIt3IND, JULY 8 . . Passed by—the Rewetfd, Gibson, Llanu Rumney, I) 3 ', son, Mary Ann, Eerguson, .Doroth-a, Cath;tti' rt .Green, Steele, eacitic, Dutchman,- Mary Veno c Monarch, Kent, Mentor, (krutiwiii, ll.pe, 11csch:10 11 '', Hera), Lindsey, Albion, Ross, Litingdop, Kennedy, 1- o '` don, Tullock Castle, Fisher, Caroline; iloa v s n /day, liay man, hen Lomond, hats, Generous . M•i'herson, Arcriard, Perrin, Siarling, fsie ot net, Young, L-usi,tiana, Carmaii, Queen, Weeks., (.'late f don, Allan,' Edward, lennings, Stevenson, th: Prince George, •Baity, win I arnarea. - ' Sailed--the Catharine, Kennett, for Liiriericki'Ceilci l . , Percy, Story, f9r the hiacili ; CatbAine, Brown, and ,1 ` Ranger, Henderson, tor Malta. • lIIRTHS. On the tit inst. at Dunnieheo-House, in the County n 1 Fortar, the Lady of William Sopei Dempster, Esq, ot Sk•i' of a D.,ughter. tin Sunday the 3d inst. at Barwick-House, Norfolk, Lady ot 11. S. Partridge, Esq. of a Daug;iter. On Finlay last, the Lady of kobert'Lang, Esq. of Pur l ' lan ,-place, ot a Son. MARRIEI). Un Saturday last, at illary.le.hono Church, Ceo Sp?.rl;:es' of Baidwin's Park, K.e.q . ,• to Hiss Vi/iple; late of . rningion, in the Samie County., •• ' Lately, Captain Holcrott, of •the Royal Rp4irnent of A r ' tiDery, to .14-rances, )outigest . thug liter of Austcit!„ Esti. of Kippington, Sevenoaks, Kent. Wednesda;:, tue TtrAnas Whalley Wick - 11A • Rett ,, rOf Hors;n ! ..,tun, Somersetshire, to Mksi;:c:l,lett, that ter of jarnes Beunetr, Esq. of Cadhwy-l-lot, shire. • Lalcly, in.,..*f.ckienburgli-streer, Dublin, lames 1-121 , 1 Es - q. to Miss Hamerton, of Edward Esq.. Dlcv, - on 7 the sth inst.' stnicienly, at his seat at ilenbury, Dorms sershire,.tv . Wiain Esq. On the.6th inst. of a decline, t Oliver'B, Skinner street, abed Mr. Richard Graham, "sort of , c;. ll ' Oraharn, and nephew of the kite - Mr. R. c.;rahani, of I;eutl . lord. - , Ou the 7th inst. at West Thurro;:k, in Essex, the infan t • 'son of Air. Thomas Bridge, of Soutowark. On uesday last, Mrs. Mills, wife ol C. I'. Milli, Esd 'at his house in Nlit:tague.street.. • ' , On Thursday last, at au:Tipton C, , urt, in the 7Stk year 9 1 ! •herag‘e„. Seater, widow oink! late jolin Seeker, Estl• Lately, atter A sitort illness, Char;'es Nttgent, .Esy• °' Sallyinounr, -in the County of Westmeath. A few days ago, at'Shetheld; Mr, !utiles_ Holy, of Allen' street,. silver plater. - As lie was - walking between .•^!rite' - crott anti Hollis -street, he was seized 'wan a tit of ApoplcxY and died almost instantly. ' Lately,.at .1 - lighs)am coutt, near GlOucestor, Lady Guys: , , of Sir lona Gulie, ,13art. • . PRICE 01 , SIOt/CS sATuRnAY. India Stock, i [Ala 8ui.,14, 3s. Ss. pr. ExQiidiner C,• pr. Oninium, 3 / impecial3 per Cent. 6S Ditto Ann. 7 / 1..d1a for Opening, 1 9 1.} Cons. for 224 111)1. Bank Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. 99 f Irish s pet' Cent. 98 4 pc; Lent. 83i 86 85i per Cent. Red. 69 3 per Ct. Con. 68i 69 654 i f Bank L. Ann. .18i .19 i 8 ts t6ths July 30. John Lewis, 'of the Old lewrry, LohdOn, ware. houseman at ten, at Guildhall. - Aug. 7., George Harrison, of Globe-street, Wapping, M:id dlesex, carpcter, at ten, at Guildhall. • . • - CERTIFICATES. - • July 30. -John Baines, of Ashford, Salop, farmer.'' lames Dunsmare, of Broad-Street, London, merchant. jamestebastian Wil InnOtt, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, I Men draper. Joseph Luckman, of Salford, Lancashire. inanufaatirer. John Gardner, of Broad-street, London, merchant, DIS,OLPTI). Hugh Duckworth and Thomas Itarber, Li,verpool, cotton. brokers. Amos durditt,•Benjamin DawSon, and Benjamin Hargrave, of Highbridge-mill, High-hoy-land, Yorkshire, woollen. manuladurers. John Dan , son and Sam. Pieree, Liverpool, woollen-drapers. , W. Danson, R. Ford, and B. Ford, Bristol, rope-makers. Edw. Francis and I'. PeTrson, Shoreditch, pawn-broker's. J. Winter, sen. and j. Winter, jun. Bristol, comb-makers. P. Hardman and R. Hardman, Crow Oaks, Lancashire,. bleachers. .T. Murltall and Price j. Evans, Russell -court, Drury-lane. Peter Hewitt, John Hultne, (n Hewitt,.and Joseph Pim bley, Blackrod, Lancashire, coal tnerchants ; and Peter Hewitt, John Hewitt, and Joseph Pimbley, Adlington, same county, lime-dealers. . JamesHardey and John Heap, Dunttable, straw-hat-makers. Samuel Topp, William Armitage, sen. Wm Armitage, jun. George Armitage, Charles Armitage, and Mcirgan Davies, Wharf Furnace Iron-works, Newbold, Chesterfield, Der. byshire. Thornas Durant, Robert Dixon, and John Caster, chelms. ford, inn-keepers WM. .I.aw and Geo. Little, Broad-street, City, merchants. William Stilton, Thomas Tobin, Win. Fishwick, and Thos. Barrow, Preston, Lancaaliire, worsted-spinners. . James ilagster and Richard Bagster,• Piccadilly, upholsterers. Thomas Vine, sen. and Thos. Vim:, jun. tfrighton, grocers. Joshua Watson and john Haiihury, lfirchin-larie, merchants. George Williams and John Heming George, Worcester, glove makers. john Burlingham, sen. John Burlingham, jun. Thomas Bur lingharrn'and Win Price, Worcester. glove-makers. , • John Turner, Thomas Turner, and 'Samuel Turner, Shef. field, merchants, Edward Wright and Joseph Wright, Clerkenwell, printers._ Robert Jani n and Charles Boote. 1 George Osborn and Thomas Aylward, BishOpsgate-street, pork men. , Joshua Walker, Thomas Walker, Thomas Nlatiby, and John . Need, Newcastic , under. Lyne, cotton-spinners. • MeIIiGATE, JULY 7. Yesterday . an occurrence took place here, which created some alarm at the time, but, fortunately terminated without .any serious consequences;- the bathing-machine belonging -to the Sea-bathing In .-firthary, gOingnut. with four men and nine or ten boys, having arrived at its proper depth, tnd the driver being in the 114 of turning the machine round towards the shore, tile of the tore-ltheels gat fast upon the lock, and rendered the machine imtnova-. ble: The driver perceiving the situation he was in, and the, tide at the time trial;ing rapidly upwards, immediately gave the alarm to the•tenants of his ve hicle, all of whom were already stripped for ablu tion ; but, on the alarm, of course made the best of their-way, the men assisting the children. The' driver fortunately succeeded'in releasing his horses, and also rendered material assistance in recovering the clothes left in the machine. A blue-coat boy (of whom there are nine' in the 4nfirmarv), of about ten years old, being on shore, and seeing the 'dan ger,simmediately stripped his livery, plunged into the waves, brought brie boy out, and materially assisted in rescuing another: in faa, the only mischief which accrued was the loss of a few trifling articles of wear- - ing apparel, as many articles dritted up with the tide, and were left on the shore, as did also the ma chine itself.• .• SALE OF WlVES.—This' very shameful traffic has lately become so prevalent amongst the lower or ders, as to call for some measure to establish n ot only the immorality but the illegality of the act. During the last week the following c4ses have been reported to us : 'A Shoemaker of the name of Smith, residing at Kensington Gravel PitS, some days since sold - his wife in Smithfield for five sheilings ; he employed a salesman on the occasion, to whom he paid half-a _crown, and whose certificate of the transfer Crispin 'ignorantly considers as a legal divorce. A Jew, residing in Petticoat-lane, on Friday sold his wife' in Smithfield-market, with thd• customary appendage of a - halter, to an Irish labourer, for three shillings. _ • 'Another of these disgraceful contracts took place 'al Billingsgate on Friday evening, when a Weaver in Spitalfields sold his wife to a Newcastle sailor for pint of gin and a gallon of porter. The 'weaver got drunk on the occasion, and fell into the Drick, where it is probable he would Ir v e been drowned but fur the exertions of the sailor. A singular occurrence took place with the Edin burgh mail-coach, on Tuesday last. A Gentleman having a,gun-case,'hadipersudded the servants of the coach to place' it behind . the Coachman's seat,' to prevent its rubbing. They had not proceeded far from Newark, wherelhe passengers dine; whedohe of the outsides, who sat upon the roof, stnc*ing his pipe; the ernbecs fell on tho gun-cage; which was wrapped itta Gnat, containing underit three pounds of gun-p?wder, in separate parcels, one of whi c h exploded, .and blew the man frontoff the roof, and the driver;and 'another on the box, precipitately into the road. The guard, with praise-worthy •exetlion, stopped the horse, and proceeded to cut away-the gun-case, being told by the passengers there was more powder ; when another pound blew up, "and on getting it oil to the ground, the third exploded ; fortunately no other injury was sustained than the Coacnnian spraining his' aucle and the guard bUrning hip band. Yesterday a man, in consequence of a decree in Dalors' Commons,. stood in a white sheet, in St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, for defaming the good naine . of the landlady of a public-house, in Hatcon -6: oarden. • It is scarcely possible another_ day's drawing can pass over without a capital Prize being drawn.. Six of 20,0001. besides Tens, Fives, Twos, Ones, and FiVe.Flundreds, and the usual proportion of smaller Prizes, are such as never existed before in any Lot tery. TicketS•and Shares are selling .by HoIINSBY and Co. warranted undrawn ; also `rickets at 22i. Gs. tor which, if. undrawn . to-morrow, the purchaser may receive 231. Gs. atter the 4th day 241. 6s. and after the .sth day 251..65.—Nu. 26, Cat-until, 52, , Charing-cross; and St; Margaret's Hill, Borough. HIGH ‘vATlii. AT LONDONBRIDGE TO-MOP. li,() W. Morning, 45 win, after 4 - .. - 1 - Atiernoon, 3: min. after 5. LAIC REPORT, COURT OF k.ING' , TULY LIBEL. curAubr, v. REEVE. Mr. GARROW sated, that this was, an action brought by an Attorney of-,this Cotart, "foe a' gross and scandalous libel. He then enlarged upon the injury such Gentlemen were likely to sustain by any-aspersions being thrOwn out against, their , cha racter, there be'aig generally a prepd,ice existing in the . publie mind, owing to their having to struggle with the worst passions and habits of mankind;---; The present Plaietiff had prai'tised with great re putation for a considerable number _of gears, at AilesWorth, in the county.Of Suffolk. , He happen . - ed to have a lady fora client, a Mrs. Love, of 75 years of age, who having an estate she wished to dispose of, employed him to tratAad the sale 'of it. It being thought that the tenant, the father of the . Defendant, then in possession., had deteriorated the estate, by negleoling it, she direoted an action to be brought against him for damages. The -manag ing of that process was all the conneCtion . which the Plaintiff had with the Defendant, or his father; yet the Defendant, who was a Gentleman in the army, wrote a very violent letter to this old lady, in which bespoke of this Attorney as follows : " I dare say you will be- surprised at receiving a letter from me, but the - Motive which urges me to Write is to express my astonishment at your having commenced such an action against my father,' who, so litr from baring injured your farms, nasiMproved them. As to the Attorney you have employed, I am at liberty to address you, not as his friend, but as.his implacable. enemy, from, his conduct to my father. You always expressed yourself satisfied; but now,, in return for my 'father's putting a few hundredi into your pocket, you and' your Attorney are inclined toile4e him and his faintly ; but I am rather disposed to think it is your Attorney, or some. -weak person, that has advised you to such a proceed: lug; although I 'must say, that he ,has more vice: than weakness; for. never did nature stamp upoibt the visage of one of that profession so much theap pearance- of a petty logger as on_ the person you have , emjiloyed. I have no doubt fie 'is inclined upon all occasions to ath like a spark, and will de-' your any man's property, no matter Who,-provided it brings grist to his mill. I shall not waste any more ink upon to foul a subject. But shall only add,.k wish to make myself known to the grinning He (Mr. GAnaow) remembered an action hav ing been brought, and damages being obi-tilled, against 'a person, for calling an attorney a daffy down dilly, which,-like the present i6tanee, meant a ,low fellow, or petty fogger. Mrs. Love, imme diately upon receiving this letter, sent it to the Plaintiff, Who sent a person to remonstrate wi t h the De!endarit, but he persisted that every thing it , contained was true. Witnesses were called to corroborate the facts. The ATTORNF i y-GtNEtiAL, for the Defendant, did not entirely justify the writing of such - a letter, but argued, that the Plaintiff had taken a strange way of justifying his chara&er; by delaying, Mr the space.of . two years, to bring any anion, and then bringing it in the Court of Westminster, instead of a Conn - in sotrulk, where the injury Of any) was alleL.ged to have been s , istaineci. It we also go.al, that the Plaintiff had not thought proper to produce the. judgment obtained by Mrs. L&e against the father of the - Defendant, to prove, by the amount of the damages given; that it was well. founded.- Froth this .not having been done, he - was entitled _to infer, that no damages, or that o nly no- . mitial damageshad been given ; and, therefore, th a t the - Plaintiff was convinced thai that ai:tion was not originally justifiable. The July returned a lierdia for the Plaintiff-- Damages 6.1. _ _ ANDERSON V. GOOLD. This was an action brought t. 4 a tailor, against the Defendant, a young Gentleman of an Irish fa ruily_and conneCtions, for payment of an account for clothes furnished to him and his servants, amounting to 1131. 12s. It appeared that the De fendant's annual income amounted to 2,7001. that hedived in great style, and itept a great retinue of servants, at furnished lodgings in Orchard -street, Portman-square, for which he paid a rent of 100 guineas 'per month. Mr. Goold's establishment at the time this bill was' contracted, consisted 'of ,a butler, a' footman, a coachman, a postilion, two grooths, and a boy. He kept a barouche and tour, and a coach and tour. While this account was in curred the Defendant Was in his minority ; and at the age of 19 had married a Miss Hawkins, by whom he got 50 . 001. He did not come of age till the ‘.22d of September, 1803, at which time his debts amounted \ to l't,000l; and it was found neces sary that his 'friends, Sir Edward Knatchbull and Hamtnersley,'should take the management of his affairs into tneir 'own hands. This they accord 7 ingly did, and limited 'his expenditure to 89.01, a . during paying ins eredit6rs, who had trusted during he; minority, - with teik.sinilings'in the pound, . which had been offered also to the Plaintiff,. but which he had-refused to accept. -Before the conclusion of the investigation, Lord ELL ENBORoUGLI ex(essed his opini*there should be some check laid upon debts cor(tratted with such . youpg men, and' recommended to • the - Plainatrs Counsel (Mr. Parke) - to accept .of the 701! ()tiered, without Costs. the Counsel consented' to, and a Juior was withdraWn. , FIRES.—On Saturday evening, between eight and nine 0'c,0,.:k, a dreadful fire broke out at the house of Mr. Dobbs, Chymist, No. 36, Charles -street, Hatton-garden. The fire broke out in rbe:firstfloor et the back warehouse; and in a short time the whole of the premises were enveloped in flames. The che mical materials in the house, consisting of aqua fortis, &c. burnt w iiligreat rapidity, and the s,varehouse was entirely consumed. It is not known how the tire begail.--Ilesterday, in the morning, a fire alsO brake out at a Sugar-baker's in Shoreditc!;, which entirely consumed the premises. On Frilly night last tile counting-house of Mr. Haywood, fishmonger, at Billingsgate, was entered by thieves, and robbed of ninety-five guineas. There was at the time, 2081. in Bank of England notes, which they did not meddle with. I.ON N : Prqttect by I . ( CHARD i • RRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bovv4street ; and pubi!stlej by WI LLIAM AR MIGAR SCR I . PPS„, South AL): ton. ,trzet i , rosv'z.nor-sltivy::: At the : SUN-omm No. Strand ; where ildv64lgements, orders for the Paoer, 1 fliers for tbe Editor, Stc, (flost-paid r)6161 addresseJ. •